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@darshansharma_ Agreed. But when you find that passion and purpose shouldn’t you be consumed by them?

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@darshansharma_ Why do you think so Darshan? What should guide our complex life choices?

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@keshavaguha Have read umpteen times Congress has to be weave a different story to counter BJP. But nobody seems to suggest what that story could be.

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@Bazzaruto Role of luck in success

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@bespokespeeches • Pauline epistles • Influence by Robert Cialdini • Pyramid Communication by Barbara Minto

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@Kjellvdv The best time to do X was yesterday … Reimagining X

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@rishabh_grg Hope you’ll be gracious and generous enough to share your pondering with us 😜

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@xavierroy will this gif be part of the documentation ;-)

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@KarthikS2206 Thank yo Karthik. Hope someday you'll also share your learning about other aspects like keyword search, building backlinks etc.

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@Sid3911 This is the kind of mental health issues I was talking about. You are only proving my point right. Where did I remove any tweet? It is all there in the thread.

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@Sid3911 Thank you. I wold rather lose my credibility to strangers than undergo mental health issues.

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@rishabh_grg Each social media vibe is different. Their algos work differently too. Since you are not in corporate life and don't want corporate life, LI may not be the best choice. Plus you might follow the same folks in Twitter & LI. Follow different set of folks. Best: pause for a qtr

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@Sid3911 We have. This is not the first time it happened. Police and authorities are more favourable to the radicals. They do this with their support.

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@kkbava @dorait I too use @twitter as a learning platform. I use it to: • consume • produce • engage Explained further here:

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I say so far, because of rise in radical elements in the city / state:

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@easyjay Which is good. Importantly is it on the move on the right direction?

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@rishabh_grg Is there a reason which prompted this idea of deleting it in the first place? I did that once on impulse. Lost all recommendations and network I built. My recommendation would be: don't delete. Just don't visit.

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@rohitawasthi I don't write every year. But I have written my obituary and revisit it as often as I can.

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@G_S_Bhogal So much of what you say here resonates with me. May be because few weeks back some of the thugs disturbed our church service. This is what I posted then:

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@G_S_Bhogal Know you are not religious. I read this: > Web-users wanted objectivity less than they wanted interestingness. And, as a business, Microsoft had to cater to human desires, no matter how silly. Got reminded of this > Like people, like priests - Hosea 4:9

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@G_S_Bhogal Captivating first post. Subscribed. Clipped your post too. Looking forward to the next ones.

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@DescriptApp - notes: @obsdmd - recording: @FusioncastFM - editing: @ScreenFlow - transcript/clips: @DescriptApp - podcast on: @TransistorFM - video on: @YouTube - hosted at @gitlab pages () - distribution: @Twitter & @LinkedIn

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@pranesh Combine real-ID authentication + some form of hackernews algo where tweets bubble up as a function of RTs, likes, and comments. They could also make such trends within communities too. Then they can charge for tweets to be promoted

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Knowing the type of decision will help you to choose the strategy to make great decisions. Now make a great decision and follow me :-) It is after all it is a reversible decision.

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While driving on a highway, you might take the inner-city road rather than the coastal road that you wanted to take. Still you could control the wastage of hours and reverse the decision.

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Unless you are Ross (of the Friend's TV series) you want your marriage to last until your death. Reversing a marriage is not possible, though you could get out of it. Still, it will affect your life.

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What about significant decisions? There are two types of significant decisions. - controllable, hence reversible - consequential, thus non-reversible Let us talk about the consequential decisions first

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Though routine decisions should be easy to make, they can become difficult. How often have you stood frozen in-front of the dressing closet unable to decide the dress to wear? An important event like a date or an interview can make even the routine decision hard to make.

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There are two types of decisions we make: - routine decisions - significant decisions Deciding what dress to wear on any day is a routine decision. Should you take up a job in a different city and move to a whole new environment is a significant decision.

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@nomad_ok If everything was everyone would develop @TweetCopilot ;-) Keep struggling Keep moving forward Keep being awesome

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@tyymurray Matthew McConaughey said in his Oscar speech, my hero is me in 10 years. That’s the one I chase. That’s a good model to follow

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@tyymurray Create Produce Engage Great way to learn as an adult

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@tyymurray @Darrenmmatthews Civilization advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking about them - Alfred North Whitehead

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@rishabh_grg Can you write a script to retweet this every day ;-)

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@JerminaMenon @deepalinaair @SejalSud I stayed in a hostel for 4 years. Didn't appreciate it then. But when I connect the dots, it is one thing that changed my ability to adjust to situations and connect to people.

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@SejalSud People who pose in crazy ways when you travel 😜

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@malpani 1. Teaching them wide variety of literature 2. Sending them on tours to entirely different places 3. Making them stay with different set of people (like the hostels)

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@prla Thanks Paulo for sharing this. This seems interesting way.

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@ANayyar16 Good point Arun 😜

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@thecaravanindia Do I have to pay the annual fee to read one article? Is there a per article fee to read?

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@rishabh_grg The more you give, the more you can take. As the 1st CEO of Netflix said, give at least 10% more than needed. We have passed scarcity economy.

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@ankitsharma_007 Lata M didn't sing a rap song, but she tried Tamil songs and gave hits. That's going beyond comfort zone. Every directive true within its context. Remember these two are correct within their contexts: A stitch in time saves nine If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

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@rahulpandita There is only a slight difference between a hero and a villan. Thank you for who you are.

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@TheBigGeek @FamilyIsSchool @malpani @MakersBoxORG • Which age group do you address with this? • How can anyone help / associate to take this further?

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@boldpath @SaveYourSons That is exactly what I do here: Our homeschooling website is:

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@gdb 3 types of software engineers goes in hand with the three stages of startups: • walk • crawl • run and their tech stacks

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@nomad_ok Just did and got a great celebration too

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@prakash29Sahu Can I suggest a weekly review along with this awesome plan you have?

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@learnwithvidya Launched website for my homeschooling project @FamilyIsSchool Still working on it. It will be in the form of “digital gardens”

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@xavierroy Not many analyse to that level. It is a rule of thumb: Million dollars can't be earned in honesty. 👆is the default belief